Kitchen
Sink drains, faucets, supply valves and connections beneath the counter.
Residential plumbing
Plumbing services for your home.
From kitchen fixtures to the water heater, find service for the pipes and fittings that keep your home supplied and draining.
Call (909) 855-7367Connect with an independent provider. Services vary by location.
Room by room
Plumbing where you use it.
Service can address a single fixture or the connections serving an entire room.
Bathroom
Toilets, basins, showers and tubs, including worn fittings and slow drains.
Laundry & utility
Washer connections, accessible pipes and water-heater service or replacement.
Fixture installation
A good fit goes beyond the finish.
Replacing a faucet or sink involves more than choosing a style. Mounting holes, cabinet clearance and the condition of the supply and drain connections all influence the installation.
- Faucet and sink replacement
- Shutoff valves and supply lines
- Drain fittings beneath the sink
Care at home
Protect the plumbing you use every day.
Keep drains clear
Collect cooking grease for disposal and use strainers to catch food scraps and hair before they enter drains.
Find the shutoffs
Know where the main and fixture valves are. If a leak is active and it is safe to reach the valve, turning off the water can limit further wetting.
Watch the water heater
Keep the area accessible and follow the manufacturer's guidance. A change in hot-water supply or unusual noise may warrant a closer look.
Your questions
More about household plumbing.
Why are several drains slow at once?
Fixtures can share a drain line, so a restriction farther along the system may affect more than one. A provider can assess its location.
Can a faucet be replaced without a new sink?
Often, yes. Existing mounting holes, clearance and supply connections help determine which faucets fit.
How do tank and tankless heaters differ?
A tank stores heated water; a tankless unit heats it as it flows. Demand, fuel supply, venting and space affect the choice.
Does a running toilet always need replacement?
No. A worn seal or fill valve may be responsible; the fixture and its connections can be assessed before deciding on the work.
Residential plumbing
Take the next step with your plumbing.
Connect with an independent provider about a fixture, drain, pipe or water heater.